AOL Lays Off 50 Netscape Coders
from the but-mozilla-is-resilient dept. xcable points out a CNET story which begins "America Online on Tuesday said it has laid off 50 employees involved in Web browser development at its Netscape subsidiary amid a reorganization of its Mozilla open-source browser team," and offers a reminder that "AOL recently made a deal with Microsoft to use IE in future AOL releases." This adds a bit more detail to yesterday's (updated) story about the establishment of the Mozilla foundation. [Slashdot] 11:27:20 AM ![]() |
Random Numbers Key to Encryption. How two math geeks with a lava lamp and a webcam are about to unleash chaos on the Internet. Tom McNichol from Wired magazine reports. [Wired News] Good article. Question: Should CALI run a random number generator for law schools? See Project:LavaRnd at sourceforge.net for more details. 11:19:04 AM ![]() |
PeopleSoft integrates AOL instant messaging into its products. Improved real-time collaboration is behind the move to tie PeopleSoft's products in with AOL's instant messaging capabilities. [Computerworld News] 11:15:49 AM ![]() |